Beyond Infinity collapses, Golden Tech Consulting reboot
James C. Hill’s Beyond Infinity MLM crypto Ponzi has collapsed.
In December 2024, the scam was rebooted as Golden Tech Consulting.
As at time of publication Beyond Infinity’s website has been disabled:
Beyond Infinity Club promoters began parroting news of a reboot in December 2024:
Golden Tech Consulting’s website domain (“goldentechconsulting.com”), was privately registered on September 12th, 2024.
As with Beyond Infinity, there’s no mention of Hill on Golden Tech Consulting’s website.
Instead, Golden Tech Consulting’s website is populated with what appears to be a combination of AI-generated and stock photos.
Hill appears to be running Golden Tech Consulting through Golden Tech Consulting LLC, a Delaware registered shell company.
Also hidden from consumers is Golden Tech Consulting business model and compensation plan.
As far as I’ve been able to ascertain, the only difference is new investors are being slugged $100 to join instead of $50.
Beyond that, Golden Tech Consulting is a straight reboot (refer to BehindMLM’s Beyond Infinity review for business model details).
As of January 2024, SimilarWeb was tracking ~209,000 monthly visits to Golden Tech Consulting’s website. 100% of Golden Tech Consulting’s website originates from India.
How many Indians James C. Hill has scammed and how much they’ve lost remains unclear.
Update 20th February 2025 – Beyond Infinity’s collapse appears to have been preceded by James Hill disappearing with money stolen through the Ponzi.
Beyond Infinity investors are being fed an exit-scam ruse of Hill being arrested, but there doesn’t appear to be any hard evidence of this.
Hill sold/gave Beyond Infinity to Veronica Leal, an early investor and serial promoter of fraudulent investment schemes.
While Leal keeps a low profile, I was able to confirm she authored Golden Tech Consulting’s website terms and conditions:
In addition to Beyond Infinity and Golden Tech Consulting, other scams Leal has recently promoted include Afriq Arbitrage System (non-MLM crypto Ponzi) and Fund Wise (pyramid scheme).
A Beyond Infinity investor in the comments below claims Golden Tech Consulting has already collapsed.
First, James Hill was only a front man for Beyond Infinity. He didn’t own anything or have any ownership in it whatsoever.
Second he was arrested for drugs and various other charges in the Philippines last summer and will be spending the next 20 years in jail there.
He was immediately kicked out of Beyond Infinity immediately after his arrest and lost everything he had in it.
Beyond Infinity was subsequently sold to Victoria Leal, who was also on the front line, but only a member.
She then operated BI in the same manner while working toward discontinuing BI and closing it down to distance GTC from the negative caused by James Hill’s arrest.
Victoria was totally above board with the plans and all members had the opportunity to have all their seed money sent back to them if they didn’t want to participate with the new Golden Tech Consulting being launched as a replacement for Beyond Infinity to be operated in the exact same manner, other than the membership joining fee being raised to $100.
The transition went without a hitch and went on for a few months the same as how BI was working.
At the beginning of Feb, it was announced that the passive side was to be discontinued because of the unsustainability of it.
She was open and honest to all the members that stayed on with her at the helm. She is also working to find some kind of replacement for the passive side so members will not be at a loss.
The unfortunate part is the product that was purchased when joining was also discontinued so there is no value left for new members joining fee. So that criteria is no longer met for new members.
If there is no value offered for the initial fee, then it goes outside the legal operations for this kind of system. Be it offered as a private membership club or not, there has to be some value offered for the ‘membership fee’.
It cannot just be a monetary thing. Now the only way for members to earn is to refer new members and gain a $50 commission from the membership fee.
There are also 2 other methods for earning as well, but neither of those offer any product to offer the value required to meet legal criteria. Members must now refer to earn and without a product, it puts it into the realm of ponzi.
I don’t know what happened to the funds that were earning for members on the passive side, I am investigating that myself. It may have something to do with a partner she took on who I will not mention at this time.
So the gist of your article is correct, but the facts behind it all are absolutely not. As bad as it looks right now, Victoria has been open and honest about the goings on.
The members that decided to continue with GTC after BI closed its doors went in with eyes open and those that decided against doing so did have the opportunity to have their initial funds sent back to them.
James Hill was denounced the moment he was arrested and has absolutely nothing to do with GTC as it is right now.
I also have to say that even tho James’ private life was less than desireable, he also was transparent for when BI had issues. Members of BI were and still are told (for GTC) what is going on.
Can’t say that the latest decisions are the best ones that could have been made however.
Thanks for the additional info.
So who owned it then? I’m calling BS on this based on Hill being a serial Ponzi admin and presented as the owner in Beyond Infinity marketing videos.
Going to need some proof on that.
Hill selling/transfering a collapsing Ponzi to a top promoter I can see. I’ll update the article based on research at time of publication, thanks.
We’re talking about a twice collapsed Ponzi scheme and you’re worried about legalities?
Same as any MLM Ponzi, they went into the accounts of Hill, Leal, top promoters and/or early investors.
There never was any “earnings”. New investment in, new investment out. New investment dries up? Kaboom.
Being fed porky pies by scammers doesn’t make investment fraud legal.